Too slow on IE Created May 18, 2010

the only optimizations you can do is not to include any change listeners and remove that progress: true parameter. otherwise the tool is as fast as it can get.

Thank you for the answer.

Unfortunately the solution you have offered doesn't work at all in my case.

The following is what firebug tells about the page.
http://www.ndroy.com/firebug.png

Thank you for all your concerns.
Have a great time!

Hi hotstyle,
I know this post is old, but I had the same problem with IE and FireFox and I wanted to tell anyone who has the same issue what I discovered.

I had nested tabs on my page that worked perfectly without any content on them. Once I started adding content to them, the tabs started to perform painfully slow in FireFox. I couldn't figure out what was wrong. I removed the content and tested things again and the tab switching was quick again and back to normal. So I incrementally started adding content back to the tabs to see what exactly was causing the problem. What I found was that loading the tabs down with too much content slows the reaction time when clicking on the tab. I have to investigate further to see what is happening behind the scenes, but if you are having this issue, just know that it likely has to do with your content and NOT the jquery tools. I will post back here after I have determined the EXACT issue. In my case, I am using a rather long for loop to populate the content of all of my tabs dynamically.

OK. After testing this issue, I have discovered that the issue, at least in Firefox, is caused by an add on. After removing all of my add ons and restarting my computer and then testing things, I discovered that everything ran normally. I also noticed the same behavior in Internet Explorer. My suggestion would be that you remove your add ons in IE, restart your computer and test out your site. That solved the performance issue I was seeing.